Roll into Christmas at The Lexicon
The Lexicon has launched its Christmas charity appeal in aid of Bracknell Foodbank.
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Next phase of Gorse Ride regen starts
The transition between phases marks the next stage in the council's long-term regeneration plans for the area.
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Wokingham Gateway Life Skills programme offers confidence and independence
Spaces available for people with autism and or learning disabilities
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RaW Sounds Today: Featuring One Last Day, Perfect Beasts, He Fired First
We featured Crooked Shapes recently, and we made it along to their album launch gig at the Face Bar
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Resident proposals for better bus services in Earley and Woodley
Residents in the suburbs of Reading have called for better bus services in the area, particularly to the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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‘We will learn’ says Reynolds following home defeat for Rams RFC
DIRECTOR of Rugby Seb Reynolds believes his side will learn from adversity following the 34-15 National One home loss to Plymouth Albion.
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Ascot Racecourse to host November Racing Weekend
The Ladbrokes November Racing Weekend is one of two high-quality weekends of Jumps racing at Ascot towards the end of the year.
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Giving Trees bear gift tag hopes and dreams
Wokingham's gift giving appeal means disadvantaged children can open gifts on Christmas Day
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Meet the sponsor: Future Family Inheritance – Ray Best
When it comes to preserving wealth, inheritance tax can quietly erode what generations have built. For estates valued at £2 million or more
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Young actress from Spencers Wood makes acting debut in Netflix hit ‘The Thursday Murder Club’ alongside Helen Mirren and Celia Imrie
Eight-year-old Everly Klann makes her debut performance in The Thursday Murder Club
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